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Please Pray for Charlotte and Cupcake!

Sep 1, 2011 | | 16 Comments


Charlotte is so good about praying for all of us and passing along prayer requests. Now it is time for us to storm heaven for Charlotte and baby Cupcake!

I just got off the phone with Charlotte and she is in the hospital right now, due to continued stomach cramping which is being caused by high blood pressure. Her doctor has decided that Cupcake needs to be born today, and will either be inducing labor soon, or preforming a c-section.   Please pray for Charlotte, the baby, her family, and for the doctors.   Thank you!

Loving God, Your love for us is like that of a mother, and You know the hard joy of giving birth. Hold the hand of Your servant Charlotte now and keep her safe; put Your own Spirit into her very breathing and into the new baby, for whom we wait with awe and hope. We ask this through Christ Our Lord. Amen.

Dear Blessed Mother Mary, my Mother in Heaven thank you for remaining by Charlotte’s side during her pregnancy. Thank you for the graces that she received because of your prayers to your son for her. I ask for your help especially now when she is about to give birth. Pray for her, please, that she will have the necessary strength and that her unborn baby may enter this world safely.

St. Teresa of Avila, Pray for us!

St. Gerard Majella, Pray for us!


UPDATE: Thank you all for your prayers! Cupcake arrived safely via c-section yesterday morning, September 2nd! Congratulations to Charlotte and family!! We can’t wait to meet your precious new daughter!

Links for October :: Month Dedicated to the Most Holy Rosary

Sep 1, 2011 | | 6 Comments

October 1st (New) and 3rd (Trad) ~ St. Thérèse of Lisieux:

Compilation posts of Ideas for celebrating this beautiful feast:

Past Celebrations in honor of St. Therese:

Specific crafts/projects in honor of  St. Therese:

Pinterest Board:  St. Therese of Lisieux

October 2nd ~ Holy Guardian Angels (New, Trad.):

October 4th ~ St. Francis of Assisi (New, Trad.):


October 5th ~ St. Faustina (New):



October 7th ~ Our Lady of the Rosary (New, Trad.):

October 12th ~ Columbus Day:

October 15th ~ St. Teresa of Avila (New, Trad.):

October 18th ~ St. Luke (New, Trad.):


October 25 ~ St. Crispin:

October 27th ~ St. Telka

October 31st ~ All Hallows’ Eve

Our Annual Saint-O-Lanterns:

Saintly Costumes:

Saintly Games:

Decorations: 

Fasting and Feasting:

Past All Hallows’ Eve and All Saints’ Parties:

OTHER RESOURCES:

ParTEA Time :: A Tea Themed Birthday!

Sep 1, 2011 | , , , , | 20 Comments

Our little Twinkle Toes turned 8 years old yesterday and so it was ParTEA time!  Since our children generally just have one big “friends” birthday party (the rest are just with family), this was the one for Twinkle Toes.   Originally we were going to do it last year, when she turned 7, but since her Daddy was on a fire assignment, and since we were remodeling and didn’t have a kitchen at the time, and since I happened to be hobbling around on crutches, we decided to wait until this year.   Of course I over planned as usual, and I wasn’t able to get to everything on my list, but I had so much fun planning her special day!

.: Invitations :.

I just love, and have been getting so much use out of my Cricut!   I made these cards using the Tea Pot from the Once Upon a Princess cartridge, along with some dark pink, light pink and white card stock, a white fine tip paint marker and some strawberry stripes yarn – all of which I had around the house.   We also made our own envelopes out of various colors of 12×12 scrapbook paper.

The inside of the card had all the information, and at the bottom it read:

Please dress up in your favorite teatime dress.
Hats and gloves are optional. 

My boys volunteered to be waiters and had so much fun coming up with their own uniforms!  Just wait until you see the pictures of them wearing their mustaches while serving the girls.   This will be a memory of her older brothers that Twinkle Toes will cherish forever! 
.: Decorations :.

To brighten up the room, and disguise the fact that all the chairs didn’t match, I used a nice big white tablecloth to cover the table and then hung white king sized pillow cases, crib sheets, and whatever other white fabric I could find laying around the house over the back of each chair.   I then tied big pink tulle bows around the back of each to secure the fabric in place.   It looked so pretty!

Next I created a banner to hang in the window using my Cricut with the George (Font) and Winter Woodland (Shapes)  Cartridges, punching two small holes in the top of each card and stringing them all together with some light pink ribbon.

For centerpieces I picked up a couple dozen pink roses (from Costco) and some Babys Breath (from Safeway) to place in a couple fishbowl style vases on the table.   I bought the Roses over the weekend, so (with a vacation coming up) we’d be able to enjoy them for as long as possible.   They make me smile every time I walk into the dining room!

Oh!! After seeing this idea recently on Pinterest, I had to pick up some pink Duct Tape for our water bottles.  Isn’t this the greatest idea?!  Unlike printed water bottle labels from your computer, these bottles of water wrapped with a strip of Duck Brand duct tape can go right in the ice tub looking pretty, without any ink bleeding!
 

.: Decorating Tea Time Cookies :.

I had pre-baked the cookies using a couple different sets of cookies cutters (Fox Run’s Tea Party Cookie Cutter Set and Wilton’s Tea Party 3 Piece Cookie Cutter Set) along with lots of icing and sprinkles.

.: Guess How Many :.

I also had a little jar filled with Candies for the girls to try and “Guess How Many!”  I made my own little entry sheets with a cute tea pot font.  Any guesses on how many you think are in that jar?   Most of the girls were way off, but my sister Julianna and niece Layla (her smart momma must have helped her) tied for the closest – just 8 off!

.: Tea Time Menu :.

Next it was time for tea!   I made this somewhat simple by picking up the various pastries from Costco, along with a Chicken Salad kit, but I still had plenty of baking to do to prepare for the party! 

On the Menu:
Chinese Chicken Salad
Millionaire Salad
Cream Cheese and Cucumber Tea Sandwiches
Peanut Butter and Strawberry Tea Sandwiches

Grapes 
Strawberries
Lemon Tea Cookies
Petite Cinnamon Rolls
Mini Lemon Biscotti

Red Rose Tea with Cream and Sugar
Sparkling Pink Lemonade 

 
I sure love my boys, mustaches and all! lol!

.: Pinata :.

I ordered this darling Tea Pot Pinata from Amazon, and boy was it hard to crack open… It was great, everyone got at least one turn!

.: Cake Walk :.

I’m not sure what I was thinking, but the girls and I made FOURTEEN 6″ heart shaped cakes to use for a Cake Walk, in honor of Twinkle Toes’ patron saint – Saint Catherine of Alexandria!  This would have been much easier if I owned more than just 2 heart shaped pans! 😉  We frosted them all white and then decorated them with a variety of pink and white sprinkles from our stash.

I placed numbered squares in a circle on the floor.  Each time, when the music stopped, I drew and called out a number.  Whoever was standing on that numbered, picked it up and brought it to me before choosing the cake they wanted to take home.  

It was such a fun game, and so worth the time it took to bake, frost, and decorate ALL those cakes!

.: Tea Pot Birthday Cake :.

Twinkle Toes absolutely loved her…

… and that Daddy was home to celebrate with us this year! 

.: Birthday Gifts :.

Opening gifts was quite a process.  What generous friends we have!  I don’t know where we are going to put everything!!  🙂 

My favorite part was watching our sweet, and very shy, little girl get up to give each of her friends a hug after opening the gift they gave her.   

Chiquita, on the other hand, couldn’t control her excitement and went nuts, when her big sister opened the new horse from her cousin Layla and her Aunts Meagan, Julianna, and Mary, along with the new doll from Daddy and Mommy!  
.: Party Favors – Tea Bags and Lollipops :.

For Treat Bags, I used a cute and easy idea from Family Fun, turning white lunch bags into Giant Tea Bags!  Instead of stapling the string to the bag and tag, I punches a couple small holes, tying them together.  Inside each bag the girls found one of the following sticker books:   Tea Time Stickers, Glitter Roses Stickers, or Old-Fashioned Roses Stickers.   They then were able to use their bags for all of the pinata candy!

Using White, Red/Pink and Green Candy Melts and this great little Tea Pot and Tea Cup Sucker Chocolate Mold, I had planned to make each girl a lollipop or two, as one last party favor, but I ran out of time after making just four.  Oh well!  They made a pretty decoration and nice little treat for the boys.

   I hope you all enjoyed seeing the pictures! 

Marshmallow Teacup Cookies

Aug 31, 2011 | , , , , | 4 Comments

I am making myself take a break from housework, packing, and planning to sit down for a few minutes, so I thought I would share another recipe from the birthday party yesterday.   I found this idea through a google search, and I think it might have originated (at least online) here.  I modified the recipe to be able to use ingredients I already had on hand.  The girls and I had so much fun and they were so fast and easy to make!

Marshmallow Teacup Cookies

Ingredients:

Round Cookies – We used Trader Joe’s Triple Gingersnaps
1 Package Marshmallows
Sprinkles
Lifesavers
Cookie Icing
Cocoa and White Candy Melts

Directions:

Dip the top of each marshmallow into some melted Cocoa Candy Melts and then into the sprinkles.

Cut all lifesavers in half.  Dip the ends of each lifesaver half into melted White Candy Melts and attach one lifesaver “handle” to the side of each Marshmallow.  Hold for a second or two to make sure it adheres to the marshmallow.

Cover the bottom/flattest side of each cookie with a little bit of cookie icing.    (We used Trader Joe’s Triple Gingersnap Cookies.   I had purchased a box of Vanilla Wafers, but they were too rounded on the top and kept tipping over.   Ours were a little too small, but they worked… A slightly larger sugar cookie, that is mostly flat on the top would have been perfect.)  

Place a marshmallow teacup in the middle of each cookie, pressing down lightly.

I think they turned out looking more like mugs of Hot Cocoa, but the kids all loved them and I thought they were a perfect addition to the Tea Party birthday menu!  They would also be a fun addition to the Little Flower Tea Parties. 

A Pretty Pink Tea Pot Cake Tutorial

Aug 31, 2011 | , , , | 9 Comments

The Tea Pot Cake was such a hit at my daughter’s Tea Themed Birthday Party yesterday!  Since a few of you asked if I could share how I made the cake I will try and put together a little tutorial.  I hope this helps!  Please let me know if you have any other questions.   

Before starting on our cake, I searched google images for inspiration and was most inspired by this beautiful tea pot cake on Cake Central, though you’ll notice that mine turned out quite differently…  

Supplies:

2 Boxes of Cake Mix – I used White Cake Mix, without the pudding in the mix
2 cans of Strawberry Frosting
White Frosting – I used the same recipe from the Castle Cake
1 package of Neon Pink Fondant
3 wooden skewers and 4 toothpicks
1 package of Necco Wafer Candies
3 White Icing Roses – since I happened to have three in the cupboard
Soccer Ball Cake Pan

Using the Soccer Ball Cake Pan, I baked the two halves of the cake.   (I actually made the cakes on Saturday, and stuck them in the freezer until Monday when I decorated them.   I usually put the cakes in the freezer for 20 minutes or so before frosting, but frosting this cake completely frozen was the easiest ever.   In fact, I don’t think I spent more than 20-30 minutes decorating, from start to finish.)  Each half of the cake is made from one boxed mix.   I followed the directions on the cake pan, and it took about 45 minutes to bake each half of the cake.  

At this point, I was really worried about how on earth I was going to be able to turn these cakes into a tea pot!   I cooled the cakes in the pan for about 10 minutes.  Then, after taking them out, I trimmed the top off to create a flat surface, flipping them over to their now flat side to cool completely.   I saved the trimmed top of the cake to use for the lid of the tea pot.

Here is what the cake looked like, just before decorating.   I started with the bottom layer, holding the flat side on one hand and frosting with the other.   This was so much easier than trying to frost it on the cake platter, plus I was able to add a thin layer of frosting to the very bottom of the cake which secured it to the platter after it was refrigerated.

I continued by adding a layer of white buttercream frosting to the center, frosting the top half of the cake, and then adding additional frosting around the center to even it all out.   As you can see, I am awful about getting the frosting all smooth! 

Next I created the lid using the trimmed leftover cake and the circle cookie cutter from the Fox Run Tea Party Cookie Cutter Set, which happened to be sitting out on the counter!  I frosted the top pink and the sides white.   Most of the cakes I had seen online used balls of fondant for the ball on top, but I remembered that I had a few white icing roses leftover and thought I would try using one of those first.  I loved how it looked!  So I then added the two last roses to the base of the cake, as you can see in the completed photos.   

Next I had to figure out how to make a handle and spout…   I almost opted to just make them out of card stock, but since I had a Multi Pack of Neon Colors Fondant (a gift from my mother-in-law), I decided to attempt making them with the neon pink fondant package.   As I stood staring at the cake, trying to figure out how to accomplish this – with one hand on my hip, unconsciously forming a handle – my sister Mary made he laugh as she started singing “I’m a little tea pot, short and stout…”    I love it when my sisters visit!! 

I didn’t end up using the fondant roller pictured above.  What I did was break the fondant block in half, rolling half of it into a long roll and then creating a handle by rolling the edges, like a cinnamon roll.   I then made a long rectangle block for the spout, using my finger to create an indentation on the end.   To attach them to the cake I ended up using a combination of wooden skewers and toothpicks.  You can only see one toothpick on each end of the handle, but what I ended up using was a shortened skewer and two toothpicks on each end, sticking them into the cake to secure.   For the spout I molded the rectangle block to the shape of the cake, sticking a wooden skewer through the top of the spout and covering the end with a little dot of extra pink fondant.   Here are a couple more pictures that I took the following morning: 

Tip:  I probably should have made the handle and spout at the same time that I baked the cakes, allowing them to dry.   When the fondant is fresh and moist, it is very easy to mold, but when allowed to dry it becomes hard and won’t fall apart or lose it’s shape.

To complete the cake I used some white Necco Wafers (another thing that I just happened to have in my box of decorating supplies) and added “pearls” of white icing using a round icing tip to the base and the bottom of the lid.    

I was a bit worried about how I was going to cut the cake, but even that wasn’t as hard as I envisioned, and it held up beautifully.  When I got to the last few pieces it did want to tip over, so at that point I laid the rest on it’s side.   There wasn’t much left at the end of the party!

I have so many pictures that I am dying to share with you all, but I will have to come back to that later.   Hope you are all having a great day!  

Happy 8th, Birthday Girl!

Aug 30, 2011 | , | 15 Comments

I only have a moment, as I still have quite a bit to prepare as we get ready to welcome a whole bunch of little girls for an afternoon Tea Party, but I wanted to pop in here real quick to post a picture of our
beautiful birthday girl! 

Also, here is a sneak peek at her requested 3-D “Tea Pot”  Birthday Cake…   The thought and anticipation of trying to make this cake was actually giving me nightmares!  However, last night – after it was completed, and safely tucked away in the fridge – I slept well.  I was so pleased  (Perhaps because I had such low expectations!) with how pretty it turned out!!!  

Happy 8th Birthday, 
Twinkle Toes!! 

Back-to-School Schultütes

Aug 29, 2011 | , , | 4 Comments

The past couple years I have surprised my kids with Schultütes on their first day of school.  Our first day of school is not until September 6th and I usually wait until the night before to make the Schultütes, but since this week is going to be extremely busy, starting with our oldest daughter’s birthday party tomorrow followed by a family vacation, and since my original plans for Saturday were cancelled since Hubby was away on a fire assignment (He was sent out this past Wednesday and surprised us by arriving home early last night!!!), I assembled them on Saturday morning and placed them on the school room table.   Now, for some reason, my children can hardly wait to start school!   😉

Usually I use wrapping paper to cover our Schultütes, but this year I just purchased colored poster boards from the Dollar Store (2 for $1) and tied a Patron of Students Back-to-School Treat to the top of each.   I also made two mini Schultütes out of one additional piece of white cardstock for our two “pre-schoolers.”

This year I also had fun creating little notes (inspired by a google search) to go along with each of the school supplies and treats   Shhhh!!! The contents vary by child, but here’s a sneak peek as some of the things that will be found inside:

(Click on pictures to enlarge)
Erasers
Colored Pencils
Glitter Markers

Packs of Gum
Hello Kitty Notebooks and Journals (girls)
Smarties
Starbursts

Pencil and Crayon Sharpeners
NHL Composition Notebooks (boys)
Dot to Dot Game Pads

A Mini Barn Owl Puppet for Snuggles
Cookies
Fruit by the Foot
If you’d like to use any of my tags, you can download them here.    
I use a combination of these two tutorials, with a couple little modifications of my own:
Easy Schultüte Tutorial form Praying for Grace
I can’t believe our summer is almost over already!!  

A Patron of Students Back-to-School Treat!

Aug 24, 2011 | , , , , , | 10 Comments

You may have already seen this CUTE idea already, but when I ran across it for the first time last week, I knew I had to adapt them for our children, as an added treat to the Schultütes they receive on their first day of school.   The idea was originally from the September 2010 issue of Creating Keepsakes.

These are basically just Rolos covered in two colors of scrapbook paper, some foil, and a Hershey’s kiss on the end.

To make your own:

  • 3 1/2 ” x 4 1/2 ” yellow cardstock

  • pinking shears 
  • 3 1/2″ x 1/2″ pink cardstock
  • 1″ circles pink cardstock
  • 3 1/2″ x 3/8″ aluminum foil
  • Rolos and Hershey kisses
  • adhesive – I used my Ultra Low Temp Glue Gun 

Trim one short end of the yellow cardstock with pinking sheers (zigzag edge scissors), and score every 1/4″ lengthwise.  Wrap around the Rolos and adhere.  Next, wrap the pink cardstock at the opposite end, adding the pink circle to cover the exposed end of the Rolos.  Cover the seam between the yellow and pink paper with the strip of aluminum foil.  Add a Hershey Kiss to the top and you’re done!  They are super easy to make and turn out adorable.

After I was done making the pencils, I decided to add a tags with little invocations to the various Patrons of Students, choosing a different saint for each of my children.  I punched a hole in the top of the tag and attached them with some ribbon.  You can download my document here.

Note:  For those of you that would like to make this, but don’t happen to have any pink or yellow cardstock on hand, here is a quick and easy printable version of the wrapper that I created!

Whether your children will be studying at home or at a school,
I hope you all have a wonderful and blessed year!

A Prayer for Students by St. Thomas Aquinas

Creator of all things, true source of light and wisdom, origin of all being,
graciously let a ray of your light penetrate the darkness of my understanding.

Take from me the double darkness in which I have been born,
an obscurity of sin and ignorance.

Give me a keen understanding, a retentive memory, 
and the ability to grasp things correctly and fundamentally.

Grant me the talent of being exact in my explanations
and the ability to express myself with thoroughness and charm.

Point out the beginning, direct the progress, and help in the completion.
I ask this through Christ our Lord. Amen. 

Stocking Up

Aug 23, 2011 | | 11 Comments

“Yes, we do go through a lot of glue, and no, I am not planning on glueing all my kids to their chairs!“
We are almost ready to start the new school year and this year’s curriculum!  I feel like we should be started already (so many of you have!), especially with this baby due on January 1st, but it just hasn’t been possible.  This week I am finishing plans for the year, particularly working on my plans for Wreath IV of Little Flowers and our daughter’s 8th birthday party next week.  In the meantime we are going to enjoy these last two weeks of summer!  

A Visit to Crater Lake

Aug 22, 2011 | , , , , | 5 Comments

Can you believe that I have lived here for nearly 20 years, and this was my first visit to this gorgeous lake?!? Even my husband’s sister, who lives all the way across the country, has visited (when she came out for our wedding) and even got engaged to her husband at this beautiful National Park!
Following a beautiful Mass in our home and brunch with Father, we made the drive to visit the lake!

I have seen tons of pictures, and had a pretty good idea of exactly what the lake looked like, but still seeing it in person was absolutely breathtaking.   

Crater Lake was formed many, many, many years ago, in the deep caldera formed following the volcanic eruptions and collapse of Mt. Mazama.  The lake is 1,949 feet deep at its deepest point, making it the deepest lake in the United States and the ninth deepest in the world!   However, when comparing its average depth of 1,148 feet to the average depth of other deep lakes, it becomes the deepest lake in the Western Hemisphere and the third deepest in the world.  It is also one of the clearest! 

With the lake being surrounded by cliffs nearly 2,000 feet high, we kept the little ones in the stroller most  of the time, much to Snuggles disappointment.

He was very happy when he was allowed to get out and explore with Daddy! 

Rose was quite content with looking though the various brochures! 😉 

Crater lake doesn’t have any streams flowing into or out of it, and all water that enters the lake eventually evaporates or is lost from subsurface seepage.   The lake is re-filled entirely from snow and rain, and is considered to be the cleanest large body of water in the world.

Father took a picture of our family in front of the lake, and, of course, Snuggles refused to look at the camera!   🙂

A passerby offered to take a picture of all of us!  It’s not the best picture, and the lake is washed out, but is the only one we have of all of us during Father’s visit.

On our way home we picked up pizza for dinner and had just started to eat when our neighbor drove up to alert us to the fire that had just started…  It wasn’t exactly the way we would have liked to end our visit, but such a blessing to have him here at the same time!   Hopefully it won’t be too long before we are blessed to see him again.    


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Father in heaven, grant me the grace to appreciate the dignity which you have conferred on me. Let me realize that not even the Angels have been blessed with such a privilege—to share in your creative miracle and bring new Saints to heaven. Make me a good mother to all my children after the example of Mary, the Mother of your Son. Through the intercession of Jesus and Mary I ask your continued blessings on my family. Let us all be dedicated to your service on earth and attain the eternal happiness of your kingdom in heaven. Amen.


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